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1. Homeland Security: Must We Trade Civil Liberties for National Security?
2. Surveillance and the Patriot Act: Should There Be a 'Wall' Between Intelligence and Criminal Justice?
3. Data Mining: Does the Patriot Act Infringe on Privacy Rights?
4. Material Support: Does the Patriot Act Impede Freedom of Association?
5. Material Witnesses: Can the Government Hold Them in Indefinite Detention?
6. Hold and Clear
7. Indefinite Detention of American Citizens: Is It Constitutional?
8. Indefinite Detention of Enemy Combatants
9. Interrogation: Are There Limits?
10. Military Tribunals
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Ave Vale
reviewed War on Terrorism and the Rule of Law on May 06, 2018
War on Terrorism and the Rule of Law
I was conflicted on how many stars to give. For its content, it’s 5 stars. However, the book is laid out as if it was dictation from very long interviews. Imagine reading dictation of interviews for nearly 300 pages without any subtitles or topic headings whatsoever. It just rambles on and for that I’d say 3 stars because it was not organized at all. Consequently, I went right down the middle and gave it 4 stars.
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